While people are still grappling with the technical ramifications of Google's Stadia platform, gamers have begun asking deeper, more troubling questions. What do mods look like in a world of game streaming? What happens to game preservation? What happens if Google dwarfs gaming the same way it has with search, browsers and advertising? And most worryingly of all, what happens if Google decides to walk away from the industry later on?
Google’s upcoming video game streaming service Stadia aims to eliminate the middleman by letting you play games in 4K and 60 fps on almost any device as long as you have a decent internet connection (and are in the US, Canada, the UK or Europe). While this sounds pretty incredible on paper, it leaves us with a ton of questions.
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These are screens for the upcoming XBLA game South Park: Tenorman's Revenge.
THIS IS NOT THE OBSIDIAN RPG
This game is going to be awesome you guys, I'm seriously. :P
The game is a side scrolling RPG? I assumed it was a third person RPG :-(
Thanks @blackwater. I was really disappointed for a moment. I hope Kotaku US makes the correction.
As a ginger I find this highly offensive
And so you should ... but no one cares.
As a ginger I find this highly hilarious!
Damn right. Also, you should be using caps, Neil. I am disappoint.
I never understood the sudden 'ginger' jokes of the last few years. It's like all that Chuck Norris shit - everyone jumps onto it like sheep.
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